Coming down with Covid pneumonia presented me with a new food challenge of learning to eat heart healthy foods. I was told that I now have an A-Fib heart condition brought on by Covid.Read More →
This is my Covid pneumonia story and how the fruit of the Spirit has helped me through my journey. Spiritual fruit is vital to the soul, and natural fruit is vital to the body. Both have been vital to me in overcoming my difficulties with Covid. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. If you decide to make a purchase through my link, Amazon will pay me a commission for it. This doesn’t cost you anything additional. These commissions help to keep the rest of my content free, so thank you! I am a Food Blogger I am a food blogger who loves to bringRead More →
Your little girls will love making this rainbow salad recipe with you because they get to pick out the ingredients. This colorful rainbow salad is perfect on a spring day, and it’s refreshing on a hot summer day. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. If you decide to make a purchase through my link, Amazon will pay me a commission for it. This doesn’t cost you anything additional. These commissions help to keep the rest of my content free, so thank you! A Little Chef Story I was one proud grandma that my Little Chef grand was excited about cooking and wanted her ownRead More →
Cranberry-Orange Gelatin Salad makes the perfect treat for the low-carb and sugar-free lifestyle. The ingredients include fresh cranberries, or you can substitute frozen cranberries.Read More →
Ask your kids to give you ideas on easy summer and holiday recipes. Kids come up with easy menu ideas. Pressure cooker recipes like this leftover roast beef soup are easy to cook without heating up the kitchen. Read More →
You can make an easy coleslaw recipe with homemade dressing made from your own fridge. Make it tangy, sweet, sour or a mix of tangy-sweet, or sweet-sour.Read More →
How can you make breakfast for kids the most important meal of their day? Create meals that your kids will love. Thus blog post includes breakfast ideas for kids and a quick and easy air fryer bacon recipe. Easy Way to Find Breakfast Ideas The easy way to find breakfast ideas for kids is ask them what they want. Take your kids to a restaurant for breakfast, and allow them to choose from the selections on the kids menu. See which sides they order. Include those foods with breakfast menus at home. I have fun making breakfasts for my grand littles because it brings them joy.Read More →
You will love how easy it is to make these air fryer chicken strips, a spicy teriyaki recipe. Read More →
Try these salad side dishes out. Make them part of your flexitarian meal plan. Use the salads as a motivation kickstart to lose weight. Doing without meat occasionally can’t hurt. My dad told me once, “A person doesn’t need to eat meat every day.” He liked meat but the older he became, the less meat he ate. I love meat, especially ribeyes. However, I can go a few days with no meat. Flexitarian days for me kind of goes like this: Start out breakfast with a vegan coffee-flavored shake or fruit and vegetable smoothie. Eat a Dave’s thin-sliced bread sandwich with either a tomato, avocado,Read More →
What are the best Southern vegetable side dishes that you loved and wish you knew how to make? The way Southern vegetables are cooked varies, depending on which part of the South you’re eating them. What Makes Vegetables Southern Style? How to make and cook vegetables Southern style depends on the part of the South a person is from. The way we make them in my family, in East and Southeast Texas, may vary somewhat from other traditional recipes. The Southern style vegetables I am used to have these things in common: they are cooked with butter, sugar, salt, pepper, herbs and spices. Foods areRead More →
